Regarding Barcodes in Scripts
Hi All,
I need to diplay one field in script to barcode.I got some code regarding this through some internet site.May i know the meaning of this code.Specially for
(s1p&XDIM&,&YDIM&,&MODHEIGHT&,0s24670T
(s1p40v10,30b10,30s24670T
these two lines.what does this code do.
Actual Code is:
/: DEFINE &XDIM& = 2
/: DEFINE &YDIM& = 3
/: DEFINE &MODHEIGHT& = 3
<FS><32>
/: PRINT-CONTROL SESCP
/* (s1p&XDIM&,&YDIM&,&MODHEIGHT&,0s24670T
= (s1p40v10,30b10,30s24670T
&VBLKK-VBELN&
/: PRINT-CONTROL SBS01
HI Delivery Number:,,&VBLKK-VBELN&
Bye
Bujji
Hi,
/* (s1p&XDIM&,&YDIM&,&MODHEIGHT&,0s24670T
is a commented line.
/* signifies comment.
Kindly reward points by clicking the star on the left of reply,if it helps.
Check this link for more about Barcodes.
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/details-information-about-sap-barcodes.htm
Message was edited by: Jayanthi Jayaraman
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How can i display barcodes in scripts
hi
experts can u help me for thisA barcode label is a special symbology to represent human readable information such as a material number or batch number
in machine readable format.
There are different symbologies for different applications and different industries. Luckily, you need not worry to much about that as the logistics supply chain has mostly standardized on 3 of 9 and 128 barcode symbologies - which all barcode readers support and which SAP support natively in it's printing protocols.
You can print barcodes from SAP by modifying an existing output form.
Behind every output form is a print program that collects all the data and then pass it to the form. The form contains the layout as well as the font, line and paragraph formats. These forms are designed using SAPScript (a very easy but frustratingly simplistic form format language) or SmartForms that is more of a graphical form design tool.
Barcodes are nothing more than a font definition and is part of the style sheet associated with a particular SAPScript form. The most important aspect is to place a parameter in the line of the form that points to the data element that you want to represent as barcode on the form, i.e. material number. Next you need to set the font for that parameter value to one of the supported barcode symbologies.
The next part of the equation can be a bit tricky as you will need to get a printer to print that barcode font. Regular laser printers does not normally print barcode fonts, only specialized industrial printers that is specifically designed to support that protocol and that uses specialized label media and heat transfer (resin) ribbon to create the sharp image required for barcodes.
Not to fear though, there are two ways to get around this:
- You can have your IT department do some research -
most laser printers can accept a font cartridge/dimm chip (similar to computer memory), called a BarDIMM that will allow a laser printer to support the printing of barcodes.
- Secondly, you can buy software that you can upload in your SAP print Server that will convert the barcode symbology as an image that will print on a regular laser printer. I found that this option results in less sharper barcodes. This option is really if you need to convert a large quantity of printers (>10) to support barcodes.
- Thirdly, you can buy a third party software like Barcode.dll and install on your frontend PC connected to the laser printer.
To Create a Bar code prefix:
1) Go to T-code - SPAD -> Full Administration -> Click on Device Type -> Double click the device for which you wish to create the print control -> Click on Print Control tab ->Click on change mode -> Click the plus sign to add a row or prefix say SBP99 (Prefix must start with SBP) -> save you changes , it will ask for request -> create request and save
2) Now when you go to SE73 if you enter SBP00 for you device it will add the newly created Prefix
Create a character format C1.Assign a barcode to the character format.Check the check box for the barcode.
The place where you are using the field value use like this
<C1> &itab-field& </C1>.
You will get the field value in the form of barcode.
Which barcode printer are you using ? Can you download this file and see.
http://www.servopack.de/Files/HB/ZPLcommands.pdf.
It will give an idea about barcode commands.
Check this link:
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/questions-about-bar-code-printing-in-sap.htm
Check this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d9/4a94c851ea11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm
Detailed information about SAP Barcodes
A barcode solution consists of the following:
- a barcode printer
- a barcode reader
- a mobile data collection application/program
A barcode label is a special symbology to represent human readable information such as a material number or batch number
in machine readable format.
There are different symbologies for different applications and different industries. Luckily, you need not worry to much about that as the logistics supply chain has mostly standardized on 3 of 9 and 128 barcode symbologies - which all barcode readers support and which SAP support natively in it's printing protocols.
You can print barcodes from SAP by modifying an existing output form.
Behind every output form is a print program that collects all the data and then pass it to the form. The form contains the layout as well as the font, line and paragraph formats. These forms are designed using SAPScript (a very easy but frustratingly simplistic form format language) or SmartForms that is more of a graphical form design tool.
Barcodes are nothing more than a font definition and is part of the style sheet associated with a particular SAPScript form. The most important aspect is to place a parameter in the line of the form that points to the data element that you want to represent as barcode on the form, i.e. material number. Next you need to set the font for that parameter value to one of the supported barcode symbologies.
To create barcode go to transaction se73 Then System Bar codes.
There are some barcodes already present.
If they solve your purpose,use them otherwise create new ones.
The main characteristics of barcodes are
1) Min. Char
2)Max Char
3)Width
4)Height
Now in your sapscript create a character format.
There you can see an option to select barcode.
From there select the appropriate type.
Now use this character format for the field you want to display the barcode.
U can also refer to
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d9/4a94c851ea11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm
Re: barcode for script
regards,
srinivas -
How to create a barcode in scripts and smartforms
hi
how to create a barcode in scripts and smartformsHi,
For Script:
A barcode solution consists of the following:
- a barcode printer
- a barcode reader
- a mobile data collection application/program
A barcode label is a special symbology to represent human readable information such as a material number or batch number
in machine readable format.
There are different symbologies for different applications and different industries. Luckily, you need not worry to much about that as the logistics supply chain has mostly standardized on 3 of 9 and 128 barcode symbologies - which all barcode readers support and which SAP support natively in it's printing protocols.
You can print barcodes from SAP by modifying an existing output form.
Behind every output form is a print program that collects all the data and then pass it to the form. The form contains the layout as well as the font, line and paragraph formats. These forms are designed using SAPScript (a very easy but frustratingly simplistic form format language) or SmartForms that is more of a graphical form design tool.
Barcodes are nothing more than a font definition and is part of the style sheet associated with a particular SAPScript form. The most important aspect is to place a parameter in the line of the form that points to the data element that you want to represent as barcode on the form, i.e. material number. Next you need to set the font for that parameter value to one of the supported barcode symbologies.
The next part of the equation can be a bit tricky as you will need to get a printer to print that barcode font. Regular laser printers does not normally print barcode fonts, only specialized industrial printers that is specifically designed to support that protocol and that uses specialized label media and heat transfer (resin) ribbon to create the sharp image required for barcodes.
Not to fear though, there are two ways to get around this:
- You can have your IT department do some research -
most laser printers can accept a font cartridge/dimm chip (similar to computer memory), called a BarDIMM that will allow a laser printer to support the printing of barcodes.
- Secondly, you can buy software that you can upload in your SAP print Server that will convert the barcode symbology as an image that will print on a regular laser printer. I found that this option results in less sharper barcodes. This option is really if you need to convert a large quantity of printers (>10) to support barcodes.
- Thirdly, you can buy a third party software like Barcode.dll and install on your frontend PC connected to the laser printer.
Now you have a barcode printed - what next?
Well there are two options, depending on your business requirements:
- You can use an existing SAP transaction on a regular workstation and get a barcode wedge reader to hook up between the keyboard and the PC. These wedge readers comes in a wand or scanner format. There are even wireless wedge scanners available that allows you to roam a few yards from the workstation to scan a label. This approach is mostly used where you want to prevent human errors in typing in long material, batch or serial numbers in receiving or issuing of material. The problem is that it's just replacing the keyboard input and you are basically locked down in one location and have to bring all the material to that location to process.
- Another solution is to use SAPConsole transactions
or write your own ABAP Dialog programs that will fit onto a barcode enabled wireless handheld terminal and that will follow the business logic as executed on the shop floor.
These programs are highly complex exercises in industrial engineering and ergonomics because of the limited screen sizes and limited ability to accept keyboard input. The user is instructed step-by-step and only scan and push F-keys to interact with the SAP system. Scan, scan, beep, beep, enter - highly automated.
For SmartForm:
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/questions-about-bar-code-printing-in-sap.htm
Regards,
Bhaskar -
Hi Experts,
I want to create Barcode in Script.
can any one explain how to create Barcodes in Scripts.
Thanks & Regards,
Ramanahi
first of all for including a barcode you need to create a character format for it.
in the character format we hav to use the barcode which we want.
then we have to create the window for the barcode, inside it we have to include the code
<name of the charachter format>..................</>
for eg.
if BC is the name of the character format then we have to write,
<BC>123456675436546546797979443434987976432131</>
you can specify any number of charchters inbetween
<BC>......</>.
hope this was helpful.....
reward if useful......
regards
uday. -
Hi Experts,
plz explain me abt the use of barcodes in scripts and how to do it.
Thanks in advance
samanvi.PHi,
A barcode label is a special symbology to represent human readable information such as a material number or batch number
in machine readable format.
There are different symbologies for different applications and different industries. Luckily, you need not worry to much about that as the logistics supply chain has mostly standardized on 3 of 9 and 128 barcode symbologies - which all barcode readers support and which SAP support natively in it's printing protocols.
Barcodes are nothing more than a font definition and is part of the style sheet associated with a particular SAPScript form. The most important aspect is to place a parameter in the line of the form that points to the data element that you want to represent as barcode on the form, i.e. material number. Next you need to set the font for that parameter value to one of the supported barcode symbologies.
Behind every output form is a print program that collects all the data and then pass it to the form. The form contains the layout as well as the font, line and paragraph formats. These forms are designed using SAPScript (a very easy but frustratingly simplistic form format language) or SmartForms that is more of a graphical form design tool.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d9/4a94c851ea11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/details-information-about-sap-barcodes.htm
http://www.servopack.de/Files/HB/ZPLcommands.pdf
How to do it ...
- Go to SE71.
- Create a new character format.
- Press the standard button.
There you will find a bar code input field ... Choose the appropriate Bar code ...
Then use the character format to display the data in bar code ...
<C1>&V_BARCODE&<>
Regards,
Ferry Lianto -
friends , please let me know how to handle barcodes in scripts?please provide me an example ?
Hi Raja Reddy
Barcode Standard
To Create a Bar code prefix:
1) Go to T-code - SPAD -> Full Administration -> Click on Device Type -> Double click the device for which you wish to create the print control -> Click on Print Control tab ->Click on change mode -> Click the plus sign to add a row or prefix say SBP99 (Prefix must start with SBP) -> save you changes , it will ask for request -> create request and save
2) Now when you go to SE73 if you enter SBP00 for you device it will add the newly created Prefix
Create a character format C1.Assign a barcode to the character format.Check the check box for the barcode.
The place where you are using the field value use like this
<C1> &itab-field& </C1>.
You will get the field value in the form of barcode.
Which barcode printer are you using ? Can you download this file and see.
http://www.servopack.de/Files/HB/ZPLcommands.pdf.
It will give an idea about barcode commands.
Check this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d9/4a94c851ea11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm
Details information about SAP Barcodes
A barcode solution consists of the following:
- a barcode printer
- a barcode reader
- a mobile data collection application/program
A barcode label is a special symbology to represent human readable information such as a material number or batch number
in machine readable format.
There are different symbologies for different applications and different industries. Luckily, you need not worry to much about that as the logistics supply chain has mostly standardized on 3 of 9 and 128 barcode symbologies - which all barcode readers support and which SAP support natively in it's printing protocols.
You can print barcodes from SAP by modifying an existing output form.
Behind every output form is a print program that collects all the data and then pass it to the form. The form contains the layout as well as the font, line and paragraph formats. These forms are designed using SAPScript (a very easy but frustratingly simplistic form format language) or SmartForms that is more of a graphical form design tool.
Barcodes are nothing more than a font definition and is part of the style sheet associated with a particular SAPScript form. The most important aspect is to place a parameter in the line of the form that points to the data element that you want to represent as barcode on the form, i.e. material number. Next you need to set the font for that parameter value to one of the supported barcode symbologies.
The next part of the equation can be a bit tricky as you will need to get a printer to print that barcode font. Regular laser printers does not normally print barcode fonts, only specialized industrial printers that is specifically designed to support that protocol and that uses specialized label media and heat transfer (resin) ribbon to create the sharp image required for barcodes.
Not to fear though, there are two ways to get around this:
- You can have your IT department do some research -
most laser printers can accept a font cartridge/dimm chip (similar to computer memory), called a BarDIMM that will allow a laser printer to support the printing of barcodes.
- Secondly, you can buy software that you can upload in your SAP print Server that will convert the barcode symbology as an image that will print on a regular laser printer. I found that this option results in less sharper barcodes. This option is really if you need to convert a large quantity of printers (>10) to support barcodes.
- Thirdly, you can buy a third party software like Barcode.dll and install on your frontend PC connected to the laser printer.
Now you have a barcode printed - what next?
Well there are two options, depending on your business requirements:
- You can use an existing SAP transaction on a regular workstation and get a barcode wedge reader to hook up between the keyboard and the PC. These wedge readers comes in a wand or scanner format. There are even wireless wedge scanners available that allows you to roam a few yards from the workstation to scan a label. This approach is mostly used where you want to prevent human errors in typing in long material, batch or serial numbers in receiving or issuing of material. The problem is that it's just replacing the keyboard input and you are basically locked down in one location and have to bring all the material to that location to process.
- Another solution is to use SAPConsole transactions
or write your own ABAP Dialog programs that will fit onto a barcode enabled wireless handheld terminal and that will follow the business logic as executed on the shop floor.
These programs are highly complex exercises in industrial engineering and ergonomics because of the limited screen sizes and limited ability to accept keyboard input. The user is instructed step-by-step and only scan and push F-keys to interact with the SAP system. Scan, scan, beep, beep, enter - highly automated.
Regards
Sreeni -
Note to print barcode from scripte
Is there any SAP NOTE available . When I am printing cstom barcode from scripte it is not printing . But I am able to view it in Preview. This same thing I can do from smartform.
If antbody know this pls informHi,
Please create the same type of Barcode for printer through tcode SE73 and you will be wiht your solution .
Assign points if it solves your probelm.
-Guarang -
Why do we use barcodes in scripts.....
Hi experts,
I want to know the reason why we use barcodes in scripts and smartforms.Generally barcodes are used to print Material no and batch numb on covers of any product.So what is the neccessity to print these in scripts and smartforms.
Thanks in advance
BadriHI,
A barcode label is a special symbology to represent human readable information such as a material number or batch number
in machine readable format.
There are different symbologies for different applications and different industries. Luckily, you need not worry to much about that as the logistics supply chain has mostly standardized on 3 of 9 and 128 barcode symbologies - which all barcode readers support and which SAP support natively in it's printing protocols.
Barcodes are nothing more than a font definition and is part of the style sheet associated with a particular SAPScript form. The most important aspect is to place a parameter in the line of the form that points to the data element that you want to represent as barcode on the form, i.e. material number. Next you need to set the font for that parameter value to one of the supported barcode symbologies.
Behind every output form is a print program that collects all the data and then pass it to the form. The form contains the layout as well as the font, line and paragraph formats. These forms are designed using SAPScript (a very easy but frustratingly simplistic form format language) or SmartForms that is more of a graphical form design tool.
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/details-information-about-sap-barcodes.htm
Thanks
Sudheer -
Hi Abapers,
Now i am doing a sapscript.In that script i uploaded one logo.That logo is appeared in spool request but not coming in actuval(paper) print out.Can you please give me the proper solution for this one.I uploaded that logo in tiff file formate.
Thanks & Regards,
Bujji.Hi,
Check the window size that image is fitted or not.
Check your include statement.
If not do it again.create GRAPHIC window and include logo again.
UP ur logo through SE78 into ur graphic window.
make sure that ur image must be saved in .bmp or .tiff
thats all.
Thanks.
If this helps u reward with points. -
Query regarding Barcoding in Inventory
Hi,
Can anyone let me know whether we can capture or track EAN 13-digit number in Oracle Inventory.If so which is the table which contains this field information in Inventory.
The Item number is generated by the system automatically and the cleint want to capture the EAN13 digit code during all transaction.Client wants to use Barcode scanning during item receiving and other all transactions.
Will Inventory alone support this barcode scanning?
FYI, the cleint does not have WMS or MSCA implemented.
Any pointers will be of immense help.
Regards,
Bala.what you print on what basis is just dependend what you would like to say with the label.
What do you like to show with the barcode? the material number? the purchase order number, or the material document number?
if you would like to lable each item e.g. you order 20000 kg of a chemical packed in 200 kg drums, then you probably need 100 labels, dont you? -
Hi All,
How to print SCC-14 and UCC-128 barcodes through SAP Smartforms?Hi
To Create a Bar code prefix:
1) Go to T-code - SPAD -> Full Administration -> Click on Device Type -> Double click the device for which you wish to create the print control -> Click on Print Control tab ->Click on change mode -> Click the plus sign to add a row or prefix say SBP99 (Prefix must start with SBP) -> save you changes , it will ask for request -> create request and save
2) Now when you go to SE73 if you enter SBP00 for you device it will add the newly created Prefix
Create a character format C1.Assign a barcode to the character format.Check the check box for the barcode.
The place where you are using the field value use like this
<C1> &itab-field& </C1>.
You will get the field value in the form of barcode.
Which barcode printer are you using ? Can you download this file and see.
http://www.servopack.de/Files/HB/ZPLcommands.pdf.
It will give an idea about barcode commands.
Check this link:
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/questions-about-bar-code-printing-in-sap.htm
Check this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d9/4a94c851ea11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm
Hope this link ll be useful..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/66/1b45c136639542a83663072a74a21c/content.htm
go through these links and cose u r previous threads,
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/questions-about-bar-code-printing-in-sap.htm
smartform - barcode
http://www.erpgenie.com/abap/smartforms.htm
http://sap.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/sap-basis/print-barcode-with-smartform-634396
http://sap.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/sap-dev/printing-barcode-733550
Detailed information about SAP Barcodes
A barcode solution consists of the following:
- a barcode printer
- a barcode reader
- a mobile data collection application/program
A barcode label is a special symbology to represent human readable information such as a material number or batch number
in machine readable format.
There are different symbologies for different applications and different industries. Luckily, you need not worry to much about that as the logistics supply chain has mostly standardized on 3 of 9 and 128 barcode symbologies - which all barcode readers support and which SAP support natively in it's printing protocols.
You can print barcodes from SAP by modifying an existing output form.
Behind every output form is a print program that collects all the data and then pass it to the form. The form contains the layout as well as the font, line and paragraph formats. These forms are designed using SAPScript (a very easy but frustratingly simplistic form format language) or SmartForms that is more of a graphical form design tool.
Barcodes are nothing more than a font definition and is part of the style sheet associated with a particular SAPScript form. The most important aspect is to place a parameter in the line of the form that points to the data element that you want to represent as barcode on the form, i.e. material number. Next you need to set the font for that parameter value to one of the supported barcode symbologies.
Regards
Anji -
Printing custom barcode from script
Hi Friends,
Need help.
I have created a barcode from SE73. I used it in a layout . I want to print it from Script ( With driver program) . I am getting print preview . But when I give print barcode is not coming. But the same barcode I used it in SMARTFORM. from this I am able to get preview and print. How to solve this. Please help me.Hi,
If you are using zebra printer for Barcode printing then,
1. for scripts you will have to write barcodes in postscript format (manual coding format).
2. smartforms are higher version and are integrated with zebra printer. So there should not be any problem in converting the barcode character format and printing it.
If you are using laser printer (normal printer)
1. barcodes through character formats in scripts will not work.
2. will work with smart forms.
What is meant by manual coding???? pls help me. -
Regarding translations in scripts
Hi All,
I am facing a problem while translating a script from EN lang to say FR lang in se76 T-code.
In the main window, there are many elements to be translated and each element will have its own texts to be translated. During translation, we get the english text in teh non editable mode and the text that is to be translated into other lang in editable mode.
All the elements are getting translated except one Element. I am not able to understnad why that particular element is not getting translated. The editable window for that particular element is not getting displayed even when i want to translate it.
Can anybody help me out reg this problem. I want to translate the text presen tin taht particular element whichis not happening.. Pl let m e know what the problem might be and the solution to this as this is v important...
Regards,
PriyaHey bharath,
Thanks for the reply. But, can uplz help me out in doing the translation using se63 in ECC6.0? I had tried it out but as i could not know how to proceed with, i started translating it using se76.
Can u plz let me know the same process using se63 in 6.0?
Regards,
Priya -
Hi friends...
How can I get the information about the attributes of different barcode types used in Smartforms?
Kindly Suggest me the solution for this query???
Points will be rewarded to the useful answer...
Thanx,
Rahul.Hi Rahul,
You can use barcodes types already created or you can create new one if
these types does not satisfy you requirement.
If you create a new system bar code for the "new bar code technology" in transaction SE73, you must specify the following parameters:
Bar code name (used in Smart Styles)
Short text for system bar code (documentation)
Bar code symbology:
Code39
Code128
Interleaved 2of5
PDF417
Code93
This selection determines the technical bar code type that is used to format the bar code data (also called bar code symbology). The symbology also determines which characters are allowed in the bar code data.
Bar code alignment:
Normal (that is, the scan direction is "from left to right")
Rotated (the scan direction is rotated by 90 degrees "from top to bottom")
Inverted (the scan direction is rotated by 180 degrees "from right to left")
Bottom-up (the scan direction is rotated by 270 degrees "from bottom to top")
Code39 ******************
Code39 is an alphanumeric code that can represent the following characters in the bar code data:
Numbers: 1234567890
Capital letters: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Special characters: - . $ / + %
Blank characters (space characters)
The start and stop character for the Code39 bar code is usually represented by an asterix (*) in the text view of the bar code data (also called "human-readable text" or "interpretation line").
Parameters for Code39:
Narrow module width
Value range: 1 to 10
This is the width for the narrowest module of a bar code, measured in pixels. It controls the width of the bar code. Value 1 generates the "narrowest", value 10 the widest bars or spaces.
Linear height
Value range: 1 to 9999
Controls the height of the bars of the bar code, measured in pixels. A value of 600 is equal to a height of one inch.
Mod-43 check digit
Value range: X equals YES, blank character equals No
With this indicator, you can determine whether a Modulo-43 check digit is to be generated.
Bar ratio
Value range: 20 to 30
This value controls the ratio between wide and narrow bars. This value controls the ratio between wide and narrow bars.Value 20 means a ratio of 2.0:1, value 30 means a ratio of 3.0 to 1 (that is, 3:1).
Parameters for Interleaved 2of5:
Narrow module width
Value range: 1 to 10
This is the width for the narrowest module of a bar code, measured in pixels. It controls the width of the bar code. Value 1 generates the "narrowest", value 10 the widest bars or spaces.
Linear height
Value range: 1 to 9999
Controls the height of the bars of the bar code, measured in pixels. A value of 600 is equal to a height of one inch.
Mod-10 check digit
Value range: X equals YES, blank character equals No
With this indicator, you can determine whether a Modulo-10 check digit is to be generated.
Bar ratio
Value range: 20 to 30
This value controls the ratio between wide and narrow bars. This value controls the ratio between wide and narrow bars.Value 20 means a ratio of 2.0:1, value 30 means a ratio of 3.0 to 1 (that is, 3:1).
Code 128 *****************
Code128 is an alphanumeric code that can encode three different character sets. Each of the three character sets can represent 106 different characters. Within a bar code, you can alternate between the character sets.
The three Code128 character sets are named as follows:
Subset A) (contains, for example, digits, capital letters and control characters)
Subset B) (contains, for example, digits, uppercase and lowercase letters)
Subset C) (digit pairs from 00 to 99)
Parameters for Code128:
Narrow module width
Value range: 1 to 10
This is the width for the narrowest module of a bar code, measured in pixels. It controls the width of the bar code. Value 1 generates the "narrowest", value 10 the widest bars or spaces.
Linear height
Value range: 1 to 9999
Controls the height of the bars of the bar code, measured in pixels. A value of 600 is equal to a height of one inch.
Code128 mode
Value range: N (default value), A, U
In default mode N (None), the Code128 bar code works in subset B. If you want to switch to another subset, you must trigger the change explicitly with a control command ("invocation code") in the bar code data.
In mode A (automatic), the software analyzes the transferred bar code data and recognizes automatically which subset is the most adequate for the bar code data. Subsets are swapped automatically in the bar code data. A sequence of four or more digits initiates an automatic change in subset C.
In mode U (UCC case mode), you must transfer 19 digits in the bar code data. Subset C is set automatically and an FNC1 character is added as prefix.
Note: If fewer than 19 digits are transferred, the bar code is filled with zeros to the left until it contains 19 digits.
UCC check digit
Value range: X equals YES, blank character equals No
Note: This parameter has no effect becaues Code128 always generates a check digit, even in UCC mode. The parameter will be removed in the future.
Code93 is an alphanumeric code that can represent the following characters directly in the bar code data:
Numbers: 1234567890
Capital letters: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Special characters: - . $ / + %
Blank characters (space characters)
The start and stop characters in the Code93 bar code are represented as # sign in the text view of the bar code data (also called "human-readable text" or "interpretation line").
Parameters for Code93:
Narrow module width
Value range: 1 to 10
This is the width for the narrowest module of a bar code, measured in pixels. It controls the width of the bar code. Value 1 generates the "narrowest", value 10 the widest bars or spaces.
Linear height
Value range: 1 to 9999
Controls the height of the bars of the bar code, measured in pixels. A value of 600 is equal to a height of one inch.
Check digit
Value range: X equals YES, blank character equals No
With Code93 bar codes, a pair of check digits is always used and is always generated in the bar code. This parameter has no effect.
PDF417 is a two-dimensional bar code to represent datasets that are larger as the usual datasets in one-dimensional bar codes (for example, more than 1,000 characters). The entire 7-Bit ASCII character set is generally processed (binary values 1 - 127, the value 0 is not permitted).
A PDF417 bar code consists of 3 to 90 consecutive rows. Every row consists of a start/stop indicator and "code words". A code word consists of 4 bars and 4 spaces. The minimum number of code words per row is three.
Parameters for PDF417:
Narrow module width
Value range: 1 to 10
This is the width for the narrowest module of a bar code, measured in pixels. Value 1 generates the "narrowest", value 10 the widest bars or spaces.
Linear height
Value range: 1 to 9999
This parameter currently has no effect on PDF417. The height of a PDF417 symbol is controlled by parameter "Single Row Height" and the number of columns and rows, in conjunction with the length of text data to be encoded.
Single row height
Value range: 1 to 32000
This value, multiplied by the narrow module width, returns the height of the individual rows of a PDF417 symbol, measured in pixels. Caution: Do NOT use the value 1 for this parameter
Security level
Value range: 0, 1-8
This parameter controls the number of code words that are generated for error recognition and error correction. The default value 0, however, only permits error recognition but no automatic correction. If you increase the security level, the level of error correction increases with it (this increases the size of the bar code).
Number of columns
Here, you can define the number of the code word columns which you can use to check the width of the bar code.
Value range:
0 (default value) : A row/column ratio of 1:2 is used.
Permitted values: 1 to 30
Number of rows
Here, you can define the number of rows which can be used to check the height of the bar code.
Value range:
0 (default value) : A row/column ratio of 1:2 is used.
Permitted values: 3 to 90
For example: If you leave both parameters set to the default value 0, the system would convert 72 code words in a bar code symbol with 6 columns and 12 rows.
Truncation
Value range: X equals YES, blank character equals No
This indicator determines if the right row indicator and the stop pattern are to be truncated (this saves space).
The following character combinations in the transferred bar code data have the special function:
\& - This represents the end of a line (Carriage Return + Newline)
- This represents a backslash (5C hexadecimal)
\0xYY - This represents a single byte with the value YY (hexadecimal)
For example: \0x1E is output as a single byte with the value 1E (hex)
or 30 (decimal).
The souce for this information is OSS Note 645128.
Still if u face any problem feel free to ask.
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iam new to abap and my querry is as follows pls dont try to give the links . and i feel so happy if u give exact anwers ?
Querry1:
i have one page( named "page1" )in my script with three windows(logo,adress,main windows) my requirement is to display some dynamic data in the script that is list of orders of the customer whn u give the customer number in selction-screen .then we can go for main window only to dispaly dynamic data ? or is there any other option ? then what should we give as apage number in the next page attribute in the header information. suppose if i dont give "page1" in the next page attribute as anext page what will happen ? i mean that dynamic data will be displayed or not ?
Querry2:
one one more querry incase if we have two pages in my layout .in page1 (3 windows as said above ) and page2 ( only logo and address window ) and no main window in page2. now if we give "page2" as next page in the next page attribute of page1 then that dynamic data will be displayed or not ?
Thanks in Advance
Sunil
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